Murphy Oil Soap Wood Cleaner, Original - 32 fluid ounce, 2 count

I love Murphy Oil for my hardwood floors. I add it to my floor cleaner and it conditions my floors with a little bit of shine. Having 2 grandbabies, 2 years old and 10 months old, and 4 large dogs in the house puts a lot of west and tear on my hardwood floors. I clean them 2-3 times a day. Murphy Oil isn't harsh and doesn't strip anything but dirt off my floors.

Not only is it great for antique wood furniture, but it also works well as a general purpose cleaner. Diluted it goes a long way, and it's pretty easy to plug one side of the kitchen sink and simply add some to hot water. Grab some rags and get dusting, cleaning, and sanitizing done all at once. Full strength it's powerful enough for getting rid of grime too.

Was watching, or studying, you know to save some $$! No matter anyway it was a quick tiddy up before she got here so i cleaned the item we had our tv setting on. Must have been about half done. When finally she say's to me "what is that smell?" she requested. I explained that I was a little embarrassed having not done so in a while not to mention all the other bunnies I'm sure she saw! 🤦‍♀️

Murphy's Oil Soap is one of the best values. I use it for so much. Because I paint with acrylics, have hardwood floors and paint indoors not only does Murphy's clean any drops, it cleans acrylic paint off my floors and furniture, it completely cleans and conditions my brushes; even the ones that are so dried with caked paint better than anything else I've ever tried. But even better when I get inspired and (is "idiotically" a word?) regardless, when I get inspired while in a nice shirt and I'm "just going to paint a couple strokes" I use Murphy's Oil Soap to get all the paint out of my clothes and bedsheets 3 days later. No stains left anywhere! AND everything is left clean, conditioned. OH and zero allergies and I'm super allergic to sooo much stuff. I swear by Murphy's Oil Soap. and a huge concentrated bottle for under $4? Thank you thank you, thank you!

Heavy duty cleaning required prior to listing my house for sale. I was hoping for fewer streaks but overall cleaned all my cabinet doors of grease and dust. Very familiar smell and mixing was easy, just needed more effort than I remembered to clear streaking after dry time.

I'm not really sure why this product has such high reviews. It didn't really clean my sticky handrails (painted wood) and there are so many people saying it either works or doesn't work. It's extremely confusing as to why there are so many mixed reviews.

Despite labels to the contrary, and appearing as the first result when one searches for Murphy's Oil Soap, this is not Murphy's Oil Soap-nor is it the original recipe. Fix your search algorithms Walmart. Why would I want "concentrated wood cleaner" when I explicitly searched for "Murphy's Oil Soap"?

I agree 100% with LauraN and Jsdj: ie, the Murhpy's oil soap you sell now (for the last few years) is nothing like the old formula. Frankly, you're flat out lying when you make the statement indicating otherwise. It is not at all the same. I've used Murhpy's oil soap for literally 4 decades, for cleaning all of our horses' tack, our boots, and for cleaning all wood surfaces. You used to offer it in a tub, in a thick gel/paste. The liquid back then was good, too. What you are selling now is watery, smells different, and worst of all - it DRIES OUT the leather instead of conditioning it, and dries out the wood, too. If the current owner of the product, Colgate-Palmolive, bought Murphy's Oil Soap brand from the original creator, then C-P needs go back and find the original formula and remove the junk that's on the shelves now. I will not be buying it again, and am alerting our horse owning friends and clients to not use it on their tack or wood. We'd really appreciate you finding and going back to the original formula.... We miss the good old original stuff.

How to take a proven and time tested product and ruin it. First of all, it's obviously not the original formula it's been reformulated. The current product is much thinner in consistency. The older product was thicker and had a darker color. Why didn't they just leave it alone?

The new product being sold as "original formula" has a very unpleasant and overpowering smell, reminiscent of a public bathroom at a highway rest stop. And it lingers for days. We loved Murphy's for generations for its gentle and natural scent appropriate for domestic use in a beautiful home. So disappointing. Why would they change what works so well? Help!